The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-05-25
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DIR. Wyatt is home again after
two weeks professional tour up the
road.
--WANTED--To trade good organ for
horse. A. ERWIN.
Bob Erwin looked in upon his
Russellville friends for few hours
last Sunday.
The latest thing In ladies collars and
Micado ties can now be seen ut Shinn's.
Mr.. James III. Shinn i s taking
little rest and recreation hunting and
fishing in White county.
| One man and one horse with Planet
Jr., can cultivate 80 acres of land.
-FoR SALE. Hay, red-top and
timothy nixed--for sale bv Howell
u Bernard, ut the livery stable.
Mr.. G. <. Howell returned from
Fort Smith yesterday afternoon. He
reports the boom still on, and spread
ing.
Then why not 90 direct to Shinn's
and buy Planet Jr., which is much
cheaper and does nicer and better
work?
-Messrs. Hover " Roys will re-
engage in the saw mill business in
the near future. After prospecting
elsewhere they are content to remain
in our midst. Glad of it.
--For only 80 cts. you can buy good
pair mems slippers at Shinn's.
We acknowledge receipt OF an
invitation to attend the Commence
ment and Class Day Exercises of
Central Collegiate Institute, Altus,
Ark, June 3d-Sth. 1887.
An endless variety of seersucker coats
and vests at $3.50 at M. Jacobson's..
Mr.. Desha Williams visited Lit.
tie Rock last week and returned
Monday accompanied by Mrs. VIII
liams who had been visiting relatives
In the city for week or two.
A new line of white dress goods just
arrived at Jacobson's.
DIR. r. NJ. Drummond and fami
ly returned yesterday from an ex-
tended visit to relatives and friends
in Bradley county. We are pleased
to learn that their visit was most
enjoyable one.
A complete line of gents low quarter
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Mr.. A. NJ. Bradley has an acre
lot of as fine clover and red top as
any one would wish to see. Those
persons who contend that clover will
not grow in this country are request
ed to inspect this patch.
A fine line of custom made pants. All
sizes, at M. Jacobson's.
The Eyants store house oppo
site Wooten d Oates will be occu.
pied about June lst by Humphreys
d Evants. Workmen are busy
shelving and papering and fitting
the building for occupancy.
Only about ten Planet Jr., cultiva-
tors were sold at Shinn's last Saturday.
MIR. Tom Russell's fine three
year old Jersey COW was weighed
on Luker's scales last Saturday
afternoon and pulled the beam at
1910 pounds. The animal is q very
fine one and Mr.. Russell is justly
proud of her.
When in at Shinn's ask to see the
summer corsets, gloves and hose.
The w. G. T. U. will have
public meeting in the NJ. f. church
south, Thursday night June I'd.
Mrs. Chase's annual address will be
read, also the notes from State Con-
vention delegates. The young ladies
are especially invited to take steps
toward organizing Y.
More new good just opened at
Shinn's.
Our friend Arthur Erwin has
evolved handy thing for use in
cemeteries. IL consists of mount
ed and balanced frame, set on rollers
for convenience in handling. This
is placed beside the grave into which
the diggers throw the dirt as the
grave is excavated. When the vault
is to be filed two men can tilt the
frame holding the dirt and empty
it's contents instantly. Then little
rounding up and the grave is finish
ed. 1t will save the time and labor
required IN filing the grave the old
way. A model can be seen at Mr..
Erwin's jewelry store.
II you need any of the following list
of articles go to NJ. Jacobson. he has a
full line, and will sell them at the low
est possible prices:
Seersuckers, Sateens,
Nuns Yelling, Check Nainsook,
India Null, India Linen.
Bishop lawn, Victoria lawn,
Black lawn, Figured lawn,
Parasols, Gloves,
Fans, Straw hats,
Umbrellas. etc., etc.
All over embroidery skirting, laces
and embroidery of all widths. A big
line of Ladies aud Misses hose, Dit
mans celebrated hand made shoe for
ladies. A b z line Of slippers of all
sizes. All ! ask is a call, aud you will
be convinced. mean what say.
M. JACOBSON.
MIR. Fred Garberg, Of Elliott,
Iowa, is making tour of the Ar
kansas River Valley counties pros
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